Sentence examples for the decision to export from inspiring English sources

Another previous study highlights the importance of internal resources in order to exploit international opportunities but at the same time this cost produces diminishing returns, risk and can influence the decision to export (Hitt et al., 1997).

"The hunters were a front for our decision to export rhino horn for trade and not for trophies," he said in a statement to the Johannesburg court.

But grander geopolitical factors involving the Iranian-Saudi duel for regional hegemony in the Arab world -- in addition to Iran and Israel's ongoing military standoff -- also influenced Germany's decision to export arms to the GCC.

The Canadian government's rapidly-shifting talking points on their decision to export militarized Light Armored Vehicles (LAVs) to Saudi Arabia has entered a new phase.

Abor et al. (2008) found that FDI has a positive effect on firms' decision to export as well as their export performance.

So, in fact, the ATT will be a treaty to regulate and legitimise arms sales – to set legally binding parameters and criteria that states must take into consideration when making their sovereign decisions to export defence materiel.

The decision to slash export quotas in the first half of 2011 means that only 14,508 tonnes will be sold to foreign markets from January to June.

"The decision to cease exports will enable us to continue to meet our contractual obligations to supply gas to the region".

According to Interfax, First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov said on the Ekho Moskvy radio station, "The decision to ban exports could be adjusted, depending on the harvest".

The decision to pursue exporting and overseas markets doesn't necessarily have to be one that a business makes during its first few years of development.

Mr. Hussein said Iraq would review the decision to halt exports after a month, or after the Israeli military withdrew unconditionally from Palestinian territory.